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The Boston Globe Asserting Senate's Constitutional Prerogatives Frldar, November 17. 1967 23 Says Fulbright the United States is not al THANKSgTVINQ Thursday after nearly four months of on-and-off discussion represented both a linguistic and political patchwork. It was sufficient to win the affirmative votes of 14 members present, approval of two others by proxy and the expected approval of the three absentees. The central phrase declares that commitment of armed forces "to hostilities on foreign territory" other than to repel an attack on the United States or to protect American citizens and property should "reqviire the United States; and "Whereas the authority to initiate war is vested in Congress by the Constitution: now. therefore, be it "Resolved, that a commitment for purposes of this resolution means the use of, or promise to a foreign state or people to use, the armed forces of the United States either immediately or upon the happening of certain events, and "That it is the sense of the Senate that, under arty circumstances which may arise in the future pertaining to situations in which involvement, the SEATO Treaty and the Tonkin Gulf Resolution.

Nonetheless, Fulbright said he felt the resolution would have "a healthy effect on Congress and even on the executive" branch and should lead to "more prudent and restrained action" by the President. Here is the text of the resolution: "Whereas the executive and legislative branches of the United States government have joint responsibility and authority to formulate the foreign policy of affirmative action by Congress specifically." To win unanimous approval, Fulbright agreed that the committee report will make clear that the resoultion applies only to future cases, meaning it does not affect Vietnam, and that it does not "alter existing treaties, acts of Congress including joint resolutions, or other past actions or commitments of the government of the United States." This latter means that the resolution would not alter two of the key administration pillars for the Vietnam ready involved, the conv mitment of the a forces of the United to hostilities on foreig ritory for any purpose other than to repel an attack on the United States or to protect United States citizens or property properly will result from a decision made in accordance with const i tutional processes, which, in addition to appropriate executive action, require affirmative action by Con gress specifically intended to give rise to such com- give mitment. Early American Settlers croinj the sea under wiiri rations of food end drink. Only the strongest of Pilgrims could survive. The Captain and Crew at The Ship, doc led on Route One in Lynnfield, offer you a smooth, tafe end comfortable voyage into he patt, serving only the finest of spirit and food.

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The tighter it hugs the road. SAAB is built in Sweden where making iiiilil our engine. You can drive it like a big car. RESOLUTION i Continued from Page 1 I The committee also unanimously voted out Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield's resolution calling on the President to "consider taking the appropriate initiative" to have the United Nations find a solution to the war. This resolution is likely to win quick, and unanimous Senate approval.

But there is little likelihood it will alter the U.N.'s general unwillingness to grapple with the war. The Fulbright resolution Is a very different matter gince it could be interpreted abroad as a sign that the United States is so frustrated with the war that it wants to contract its world- wide activities and obligations. In talking with newsmen after the committee session, Fulbright said he did not think the talk about a new neo-isolationism in the United States was relevant to his resolution. "All we're doing," Sen. Fulbright said, "is asserting the constitutional prerogatives of the Senate." The executive branch, he added, "may or may not take it seriously but I don't think there will be any more precipitous action without consideration, even if we are in the midst of a Presidential campaign." The language approved Grand Jury Referral Possibility TRIAL Continued from Page 1 John J.

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